More from Sharon Adarlo (Page 3)

After shutting it down in 2022, Michigan is making an abrupt u-turn and is now planning to reopen an old 1970s nuclear power.

Michigan Plotting to Re-Open Shuttered 1970s Nuclear Plant

By Sharon Adarlo

Tesla's Cybertruck may have a rough winter ahead, due to everything from corrosion to getting stuck in the snow.

Advanced Transport

If You Think Cybertrucks Are a Mess Now, Wait Until Winter Hits

By Sharon Adarlo

A group of scientists in Switzerland may have cracked the code in how to recycle plastic without degrading its quality.

Scientists Say New System Can Recycle Plastic Indefinitely Without Degrading Its Quality

By Sharon Adarlo

Waymo is planning to expand its robotaxi service in California, such as the East Bay, San Jose and highways around San Francisco Bay.

Artificial Intelligence

Waymo Plans Huge Expansion After Its Robotaxis Caught Gathering and Honking Late at Night

By Sharon Adarlo

A Tesla engineer has suggested adding instructions to the Cybertruck on how to get unstuck from mud and snow.

Advanced Transport

Cybertruck May Start Offering “Help Mode” for When It Gets Stuck, Engineer Says

By Sharon Adarlo

British tech billionaire Michael Lynch, who died in the Mediterranean Sea after a boat sinking, gave his doomed yacht the name Bayesian.

Advanced Transport

The Name of the Superyacht That Killed That Billionaire Will Make You Facepalm So Hard

By Sharon Adarlo

Elon Musk is in trouble with Memphis locals because his AI datacenter has been accused of polluting the air with gas-burning turbines.

Elon Musk Accused of Choking Community With Smog From Gas-Powered AI Datacenter

By Sharon Adarlo

Debris from an asteroid NASA deliberately smashed may be headed back to Earth in the first ever man-made meteor shower.

Debris From When NASA Smashed Asteroid Appears to Be Headed Back Toward Earth

By Sharon Adarlo

A clever car burglar broke into a vacant Cybertruck by popping one of the windows ajar and then peeling it wide open.

Advanced Transport

Burglar Discovers You Can “Peel” Cybertruck and Access the Inside

By Sharon Adarlo

If you think AI platforms like OpenAI's ChatGPT seem dumber than before, you are not alone. Others have noticed AI models are not accurate.

Artificial Intelligence

Did AI Already Peak and Now It’s Getting Dumber?

By Sharon Adarlo

Anthony Fauci, who became synonymous with the American government's response to the COVID pandemic, was struck with the rare West Nile virus.

Dr. Fauci Hospitalized With Rare Disease

By Sharon Adarlo

A gastroenterologist did not wear his hearing aids during a colonoscopy and couldn't hear a patient screaming.

Health & Medicine

Elderly Doctor Was Apparently Unable to Hear Patient’s Screams Because He Wasn’t Wearing Hearing Aids

By Sharon Adarlo

AI technology is becoming so advanced that researchers propose people start using personhood credentials to verify they are human.

Artificial Intelligence

CAPTCHAs Becoming Useless as AI Gets Smarter, Scientists Warn

By Sharon Adarlo

A judge who tossed out a huge settlement against Boeing admitted he had traded and sold Boeing stock while he in charge of the case.

Judge Who Overturned Huge Boeing Verdict Admits He Was Trading Boeing Stock at the Time

By Sharon Adarlo

Eating both red and processed meats increases your risk of type 2 diabetes, with eating ham increasing your chances even higher.

Scientists Reveal Grim Results of Eating Two Slices of Ham Per Day

By Sharon Adarlo

Tesla drivers are saying the latest version of the car company's "Full Self-Driving" (FSD) software is making their cars run red lights.

Tesla Drivers Say New Self-Driving Update Is Repeatedly Running Red Lights

By Sharon Adarlo

A Florida man is facing 20 counts of obscenity for allegedly creating and distributing AI-generated child pornography.

Artificial Intelligence

Man Arrested for Creating Child Porn Using AI

By Sharon Adarlo

Russian senior citizens recently gathered for an unusual message for President Vladimir Putin: bring those American astronauts home!

Russians Call on Putin to Rescue Stranded Space Station Astronauts

By Sharon Adarlo

Chinese scientists want to build a magnetic launch system that spins up and then throws cargo from the Moon's surface to Earth.

Chinese Scientists Working on Magnetic Launch System to Fling Cargo From Moon’s Surface Back to Earth

By Sharon Adarlo

An infection is threatening to make extinct the entire supply of the world's most popular fruit, the humble and ubiquitous banana.

Science & Energy

Bananas May Go Extinct From Deadly Disease, Scientists Warn

By Sharon Adarlo

A new futuristic gel that can patch a life-threatening wound in seconds got approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.

Health & Medicine

FDA Approves Futuristic Gel That Can Stop Life-Threatening Bleeding in Seconds

By Sharon Adarlo

Astronomers have captured a object that's traveling so fast — one million miles per hour — that it's projected to leave the Milky Way Galaxy.

Amateur Astronomers Spot an Object Hurtling by at 1 Million MPH

By Sharon Adarlo

A gigantic, metallic asteroid called 16 Psyche in our solar system is chock full of precious rare metals and rust.

James Webb Space Telescope

Ultra Valuable Asteroid Appears to be Rusting, James Webb Images Reveal

By Sharon Adarlo

More robotaxis are coming to California after Chinese startup WeRide got the green light to test out its autonomous vehicles in the state.

Artificial Intelligence

Chinese Company Approved to Test Robotaxis in California

By Sharon Adarlo

To address its manpower shortage, Ukraine is planning to let lose packs of robot dogs against the invading Russian military.

Ukraine Is Getting Ready to Unleash a Swarm of Robot Dogs

By Sharon Adarlo

Companies and recruiters are getting flooded with AI-generated job applications and they are badly written.

Artificial Intelligence

Recruiters Are Getting Bombarded With Crappy, AI-Generated CVs

By Sharon Adarlo

Cisco posted $10.3 billion in profits last year but is still laying off 5,500 workers as part of an effort to invest more into AI.

Artificial Intelligence

Tech Company Lays Off 5,500 Workers to Invest More in AI, Despite Making $10.3 Billion in Profit

By Sharon Adarlo

Researchers developed a implantable device that can detect the first signs of an opioid overdose and then rapidly inject naloxone.

Prosthetics and Devices

Implantable Device Can Detect and Reverse Opioid Overdose

By Sharon Adarlo

An altar stone that lies within the heart of Stonehenge in Southern England has turned out to be from the faraway hinterlands of Scotland.

Science & Energy

A “Jaw-Dropping” Study Just Revealed the True Origin of a Stonehenge Megalith

By Sharon Adarlo

A Texas agency has spanked Elon Musk's SpaceX for dumping toxic pollution into the water around its sprawling Starbase launch site in Texas.

SpaceX Violated Environmental Rules by Dumping Toxic Wastewater, Regulators Find

By Sharon Adarlo

Google got egg on its face Tuesday when the live demo of an AI mobile app would not work in front a large audience.

Google’s Demo of Its Latest AI Tech Was an Absolute Train Wreck

By Sharon Adarlo

Donald Trump spoke with a lisp and slurred his words during a virtual chat with Elon Musk, prompting questions about his health.

Donald Trump’s Bizarre Lisp During Elon Musk Interview Prompts Health Concerns

By Sharon Adarlo

Archaeologists have uncovered a bone fragment belonging to Homo floresiensis, an archaic hominin that's nicknamed a "hobbit."

Science & Energy

Scientists Find New Evidence of Hobbit-Like Creatures on Remote Island

By Sharon Adarlo

Scientists gene hacked Toxoplasma gondii, the same brain parasite that can be spready by cat litter, into becoming a carrier for drugs.

Scientists Gene Hack Parasite to Deliver Drugs to Brain

By Sharon Adarlo

The company that built the submersible that imploded last year while visiting the Titanic is facing a $50 million lawsuit.

Lawsuit Claims Titanic Tourists Knew They Were Going to Die Before Implosion

By Sharon Adarlo

The rivalry between two chess players turned almost deadly when one player was accused of poisoning a game board with liquid mercury.

Health & Medicine

Chess Player Accused of Poisoning Board With Mercury

By Sharon Adarlo

American women getting abortions actually increased in the first quarter of this year, compared to previous periods.

Banning Abortion Completely Backfired, Data Shows

By Sharon Adarlo

Chicago authorities found a dead woman who got tangled up in a baggage carousel's conveyor belt at the O'Hare International Airport.

Woman Gets Sucked Into Baggage Conveyer Belt at Airport, Dies

By Sharon Adarlo

Florida residents and others are upset at SpaceX CEO Elon Musk's plans to launch dozens of Starship rockets per year in Cape Canaveral.

Residents Furious at Elon Musk’s Plans to Launch Dozens of Noisy Starships in Their Backyard

By Sharon Adarlo

A group of experts are saying that Trump's speech patterns have deteriorated in recent years, a big sign of worsening cognitive health.

Neuroscience and Brain

Analysis of Trump’s Speech Finds Signs of Cognitive Decline

By Sharon Adarlo

More younger people are getting hit with all sorts of different cancers, and microplastics may be one big risk factor.

Microplastics Likely Causing Wave of Cancer in Young People

By Sharon Adarlo

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) is probing a Tesla Cybertruck fire that left the driver burned beyond recognition.

Advanced Transport

Feds Investigating Cybertruck That Caught Fire, Burning Driver Beyond Recognition

By Sharon Adarlo

Michal Kosinski, Stanford psychologist, claims that AI programs can detect people's IQ, sexual orientation, and politics by scanning faces.

Artificial Intelligence

Scientist Claims His AI Can Tell Disturbing Things About You Just by Looking at Your Face

By Sharon Adarlo

European scientists are warning in a new study that key places important to keeping global climate stable are in danger of collapsing.

Major Earth Systems on Track for Collapse, Scientists Find

By Sharon Adarlo

A new study says people rated as unattractive in their high school photos tend to have shorter lifespans compared to more attractive people.

If You Were Ugly in High School, Doctors Have Terrible News

By Sharon Adarlo

AI industry may be headed for trouble after tepid earnings reports from tech companies dismayed Wall Street.

Artificial Intelligence

With the Market Tanking, the AI Industry May Be in Huge Trouble

By Sharon Adarlo

Buyer satisfaction with Tesla vehicles has declined compared to a year ago, a prestigious consumer study reports.

Tesla Buyers Having More Regrets After Actually Using Their Cars, Research Finds

By Sharon Adarlo

Boeing Starliner seems to have failed because NASA officials are likely to hire Boeing rival SpaceX to rescue the two stranded astronauts.

It’s Sounding Like Boeing’s Starliner May Have Completely Failed

By Sharon Adarlo

Boeing Starliner, which has marooned two astronauts in space right now, is almost double the cost of its rival SpaceX's Dragon.

Boeing’s Spacecraft That’s Stuck in Space Cost Twice as Much as SpaceX’s Version That Does the Same Thing and Works Perfectly

By Sharon Adarlo

An embarrassing Facebook photo of Donald Trump's vice president running mate JD Vance has publicly surfaced, showing him passed out drunk.

Trump’s Millennial VP Pick Left a Facebook Pic Up of Himself Passed Out Drunk in College

By Sharon Adarlo

An underwater drone mapped the hidden side of an ice shelf in Antarctica, revealing a dramatic landscape eaten away by ocean waves.

Underwater Drone Discovers Strange Shapes Under Antarctic Ice

By Sharon Adarlo

Lil Nas X got criticized by random people for flying in a commercial plane, but he said he's trying to emit less carbon emissions.

Lil Nas X Is Flying Commercial to Avoid the Huge Carbon Footprint of a Private Jet

By Sharon Adarlo

A retired astronauts says NASA thinks it's too risky bring back the two stranded astronauts back to Earth using the Boeing Starliner.

Retired Astronaut Admits Boeing’s Starliner Has Trapped Crew in Space

By Sharon Adarlo

A proposed Congressional bill would ban the commercial farming of octopuses while also prohibiting the import of farmed octopus meat.

Science & Energy

New Law Would Ban All Octopus Farming in America

By Sharon Adarlo

A humpback whale breached the waters off New Hampshire and body slammed a small fishing boat into capsizing.

Science & Energy

Humpback Whale Body Slams Boat With Passengers on Board

By Sharon Adarlo

A woman, who is likely the estranged trans daughter of tech billionaire Elon Musk, has atatcked the Tesla CEO on social media.

Elon Musk’s Daughter Says He Was an Absentee Father and He’s Lying About Her Childhood

By Sharon Adarlo

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. wants to strip people of their tech gadgets and send them to government-funded "wellness farms" to grow organic food.

Health & Medicine

RFK Jr. Says He’ll Send People Taking Adderall to Labor Camps

By Sharon Adarlo

A video is going viral of President Joe Biden cussing out his enemies in colorful, expletive-laden language, but the video is an AI deepfake.

Artificial Intelligence

PBS Responds to Deepfake of Biden Flinging Slurs at His Enemies

By Sharon Adarlo

A mechanic has bought a wrecked Tesla Cybertruck and is now trying to revive it from the dead, but none of his fixes are working so far.

Advanced Transport

Mechanic Startled by How Hard It Is to Fix a Totalled Cybertruck

By Sharon Adarlo

Elon Musk complained in a disturbing yet revealing interview about how one of his twelve children has come out as transgender.

Elon Musk Goes on Transphobic Tirade About His Trans Child

By Sharon Adarlo

With its intimidating exterior, Tesla's Cybertruck is deeply polarizing to adults, but it's a huge hit with one demographic: kids.

Advanced Transport

Children Are Obsessed With the Cybertruck

By Sharon Adarlo

Reporters at The Guardian made fake accounts for a generic male user at Instagram and Facebook and were then pushed sexist images.

Brand-New Instagram Accounts Are Pushed Toward Scantily-Clad Women and Sexist Memes

By Sharon Adarlo

Many content makers have put up restrictions on their content in the past year, which prevents AI companies from scraping them for data.

Artificial Intelligence

Crisis Looms as AI Companies Rapidly Losing Access to Training Data

By Sharon Adarlo

Tesla CEO Elon Musk posted an AI video that disrespects China President Xi Jinping on the social media platform X-formerly-Twitter.

Elon Musk, With Tesla Factories in China, Tweets AI Video of Chinese President Xi Jinping Wearing Pooh Clothes

By Sharon Adarlo

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